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Paradise Drive
Eastbourne
East Sussex
BN20 8BP
A History of Excellence
The club’s journey began with its royal endorsement from Queen Victoria in 1887, making it one of the earliest golf clubs to be granted the coveted Royal prefix. Its distinguished history includes prominent patrons such as HRH Prince Albert Victor of Wales and renowned members like former Prime Minister A.J. Balfour.
Outstanding Facilities and Warm Hospitality
The Royal Eastbourne Golf Club boasts a 27-hole course that is expertly maintained year-round. The main Downland course and the Hartington Course offer a mix of challenging and forgiving holes, ideal for seasoned players and beginners alike. Visitors and members alike praise the attentive staff, excellent food, and welcoming atmosphere. The spacious clubhouse provides a perfect setting for private events, weddings, and celebrations, all enhanced by spectacular balcony views.
Why Choose Royal Eastbourne Golf Club?
- Impeccably Maintained Courses: Enjoy top-notch greens and a variety of unique holes.
- Scenic Beauty: Stunning views over the South Downs and Eastbourne’s coastline.
- Exceptional Service: From weddings to casual rounds, the staff ensures every detail is flawless.
- Rich Heritage: Play on a course that has hosted legends and stood the test of time.
Reviews That Reflect Excellence
- "The course was in fantastic condition, with greens running true. The clubhouse facilities were excellent, and the staff attentive. I had an excellent time and can't wait to return!"
- "A wonderful celebration for our Golden Wedding – superb food and attentive service. Still getting rave comments from our guests!"
- "Just played the Hartington Course – it's in top condition and great fun as a beginner. The views are stunning."
Contact Royal Eastbourne Golf Club
To book a round or enquire about hosting an event, visit the Royal Eastbourne Golf Club today and experience a blend of history, beauty, and first-class service.
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